7 Master's degrees in British Studies in France
English Studies - Linguistics
The Master in English Studies - Linguistics from University Paris Cité offers the most comprehensive program in France for the study of English Language and Linguistics.
English Studies - Arts and Visual Culture
The Master in English Studies - Arts and Visual Culture from University Paris Cité, unique in France, offers training in iconography and visual studies for the study of painting, photography, multimedia arts, English and American cinema, visual culture and contemporary practices of the image.
English Studies - Literature
The Master in English Studies - Literature from University Paris Cité, fully taught in English, aims to provide students with a thorough knowledge of literatures in English, in all their historical (from the 16th century to the present day), cultural and generic diversity.
English and American Studies
The European Joint Master degree in English and American Studies from University Paris Cité is a full time program which is completed over 2 years with a total a 120 ECTS credits offered by 6 partner universities. The universities of the consortium work together to provide a high quality international curriculum, which also include regional aspects.
English Studies - History and Culture of English Speaking Countries
The Master in English Studies - History and Culture of English Speaking Countries from University Paris Cité offers students access to research in Anglo-American History and Culture (civilization) via a multidisciplinary and comparative approach.
Advanced English Studies
The Master's Degree in Advanced English Studies at Autonomous University of Barcelona will provide you with the theoretical and methodological tools necessary to gain extensive knowledge in a diversity of study areas.
English Studies - Early Modern Studies
The Master in English Studies - Early Modern Studies from University Paris Cité is dedicated to French and international students interested in an innovative, diachronic approach of a central period for understanding Western modernity.